We'll learn how to recognize our old, egoic state of consciousness, signifying an awakening of a new consciousness. We'll briefly go through the book's insights with the aim to alert us to how we're living in the world, and the effects of dysfunction.
Violence, that has been driven by greed, fear, and a desire for power, could ultimately destroy our planet. Furthermore, they can also be held responsible for the violence that continues into the 21st Century. And the author believes that it's these deeply rooted dysfunctions that have caused the wars and genocide of the 20th Century. These descriptions of spirituality reflect our unawakened selves, and the many mental processes that trap us. Hinduism calls this "maya," which is the veil of delusion, Buddhism calls it "dukkha," which is suffering, and in Christianity, it's known as "original sin." Original sin is described by the author, as living blindly and missing the point of human existence. One is that our minds carry some form of dysfunction. Tolle offers two spiritual insights common to ancient religions and spiritual traditions. Tolle's approach draws on Christianity and Eastern spirituality, creating a broad spiritual framework to guide readers to their true nature. Consciousness and ego are inextricably linked to life on the planet, so this transformation will significantly impact all life forms.Ī New Earth draws on an esoteric biblical interpretation where a "new heaven" is an awakened human consciousness, and a "new earth" is how this carries through into a physical realm.
Eckart Tolle calls on us to transform our consciousness to a more awakened state, in order to create a better world. A New Earth examines a world that often feels crazy and chaotic.
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